Cook High School - Acorn Yearbook (Adel, GA)

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Farewell Cook High School Man, I can’t wait until I’m a Senior so that I can leave this boring school. ’ ’ These words were muttered at least once a day by the 1977 Seniors when they were underclassmen. The anticipation of finally being able to say farewell to Cook High and to their grade school years has kept them going through the years. But now, when the time to clean out their lockers for the last time is here, they are somewhat reluctant to leave this place that has become a valuable part of their lives. In the years to come when they look back on their years at Cook High, they can tell their children as their parents told them, ’’Those were the best years of my life.’’

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Homecoming Parade Gets Festivities Rolling Homecoming 1976 marked ihe return to the traditional crowning of the Queens as the half-time festivity at the football game. Despite a long week of suspense. a very tiring Homecoming day, a competitive parade, various school activities, and a freezing football game. Homecoming 1976 turned out to be a very memorable event. Earlier in the day a lovely, float-filled parade entertained many as it filed down the city's main streets. After the fierce competition was all over, the Senior class float entry was awarded the Best-A 11-Around trophy. The theme of the Senior float was Fall of the Trojans. displayed with a Roman chariot adorned with the entire Homecoming court. Capping the honor of Most Original float was the Sophomore class which illustrated a trojan horse filled with Hornets. 12